Miles T. Armaly
@MilesArmaly
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Asst. Prof. Poli Sci @ Mississippi (but Go Green); courts, polarization, etc. 300+ recipes in my NYT Cooking recipe box. #blessed. #Springsteen.
Joined April 2013
Space available in my virtual ICPSR Summer Program Workshop, "Judicial and Legal Data Analysis." Runs from May 28-June 7. Covers issues faced w/ these types of data. 40 hrs of instruction in 2 weeks -- a semester's worth! . Share with your students!.
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Join me for my virtual @ICPSRSummer short workshop from 6/19-6/30. Great for anybody interested in @LawCourtsAPSA! . DM with questions.
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Join my @ICPSRSummer workshop this summer! . A very helpful workshop for anybody who works with legal and/or judicial data. Good for students, researchers, practitioners, and those w/ @LawCourtsAPSA interests. Virtual, 6/19-6/30. DM or email w/ questions. Feel free to share.
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Asymmetry likely a function of elite "rights talk" and the adoption of the language of rights on the right. Many seem uncertain about what rights protect, even though clearly important to most. More evidence of weak democratic capacity. Paper here:
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Political Behavior - Americans of all political stripes abstractly support most of the rights and liberties guaranteed by the U.S. Constitution, such as free expression. Yet, we argue that...
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In new paper w/ Adam Enders, we find: . 1) Dems & Reps have different prefs on civil liberties, but crystallized for both sides. 2) Reps more likely to believe their rights have been violated -- often by non-government entities. 3) Reps more likely to perceive threats to rights
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RT @KyleLSaunders: I just published a new paper with my excellent colleagues Adam Enders, @CFarhart, @PoliPsyProf, @JoeUscinski and @HDroch….
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Political Behavior - A sizable literature tracing back to Richard Hofstadter’s The Paranoid Style (1964) argues that Republicans and conservatives are more likely to believe conspiracy...
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Adam Enders and I find a small group of psychological characteristics predict support for political violence. Read more about it at @LSEUSAblog.
Authoritarian populist Americans who feel a sense of victimhood and white identity are most likely to support political violence find @milesarmaly and Adam M. Enders of @uofl
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My work is, once again, being trashed on Reddit. This has genuinely become one of my favorite parts about having a new paper posted online! . (NB: I don't post them to Reddit!). Read "Who Supports Political Violence?" here:.
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RT @PoPpublicsphere: "The last few years have witnessed an increase in democratic “backsliding” in the United States. ". WHO SUPPORTS #POLI….
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We create a political violence profile (PVP) from these variables which predicts support for 1/6 riots -- even stronger than Trump support. Those most supportive of Trump & highest in PVP most supportive. Psych, political, & social factors outweigh identity, SES, etc.
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As 1/6 hearings underway, do we know who supports political violence? . Using machine learning algorithm,.Enders & I show it isn't partisan. Victimhood, racial animus, white ID, authoritarianism, military service, & populism are biggest predictors.
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Who Supports Political Violence? - Volume 22 Issue 2
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RT @CUP_PoliSci: #OpenAccess from @PoPpublicsphere -. Who Supports Political Violence? - - @MilesArmaly & Adam M.….
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There is still time to sign up for my @ICPSRSummer short workshop on Techniques for the Analysis of Legal and Judicial Data! . The workshop begins in just over a month. You can participate in-person in Ann Arbor or online (live or recorded)! . dm/email with any questions.
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RT @LawCourtsAPSA: The second paper is by Anne Boustead, "Privacy Protections and Law Enforcement Use of Prescription Drug Monitoring Data….
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RT @LawCourtsAPSA: The Section has awarded two papers for Best Journal Article Award this year. The first is by Alex Badas and Elizabeth Si….
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You can access our work here: other work on political violence by Enders and I here: and other work by Enders referenced in the article here: &
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We also find, in other work (with Dave Buckley) in @PolBehavior that white identity, conspiracism, and victimhood relate to support for violence, and exacerbate the effect of Christian nationalism on violence.
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These are not abstractions. These aren't lone wolves. Certain attitudes systematically underscore support for using violent action to achieve political goals. By another name, that's terrorism. Forthcoming in @PoPpublicsphere.
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